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| 64 | 157 | The View more quotes about lady">Lady Bina was, you see, despite what might be her misfortunes or fate, a free woman, and thus a thousand times, and more, above them. |
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| 64 | 154 | "Begone, beast, monster," said Cestiphon, angrily, and the Lady Bina, sobbing, clutching the sheet about her, fighting her shackles, moved away, as swiftly as she could. |
| 64 | 155 | Men withdrew from her course. |
| 64 | 156 | Female slaves slipped back, and knelt, their heads to the dirt, that she might pass, unimpeded. |
| 64 | 157 | The Lady Bina was, you see, despite what might be her misfortunes or fate, a free woman, and thus a thousand times, and more, above them. |
| 64 | 158 | The Lady Bina went to where Lord Grendel was in conference with Peisistratus, Statius, and Cabot, and, with a small sound of chain, lay down at his feet. |
| 64 | 159 | "Kneel up, knees together, in suitable fashion," said Lord Grendel to her, kindly. |
| 64 | 160 | "You are a free woman. |